CP-18289 add nomigrate, nested_virt booleans to xenops state #129
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The two values will be used to inform xapi about the mobility of a VM. A VM cannot migrate if it uses nested virtualisation or is explicitly configured to not migrate. Signed-off-by: Christian Lindig <christian.lindig@citrix.com>
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The two values will be used to inform xapi about the mobility of a VM. A VM cannot migrate if it uses nested virtualisation or is explicitly configured to not migrate.
This commit includes changes required for xenopsd - merge them together.
This commit extends the state communicated by xenopsd to xapi by two new fields: nomigrate and nested_virt. These are the values from platform flags when the VM boots for the first time. Xapi uses these to restrict the mobility of a VM. Since platform flags can be changed over the lifetime of a VM we store them in xenopds to record the state at boot time.
Signed-off-by: Christian Lindig christian.lindig@citrix.com